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ceejayoz
5d ago
Enterprisey client chain-of-custody requirements. It was couriered to us, and the courier was late. Cue panicked phone calls to get an exemption to the contractual requirement for overnight storage at the bank.
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ceejayoz
5d ago
I once had to keep a $20M (technically; a million download codes for the same $20 movie for a promotion) thumbdrive in my home safe because it arrived too late to put in the safety deposit box like it was supposed to be. I had to remind mys
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ceejayoz
6d ago
And your credit card limit is…?
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ceejayoz
6d ago
All that may be true! Some of these projects are genuinely awesome. The problem is having to wade through it all. I have finite time.
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ceejayoz
7d ago
I saw someone promote their new simple framework today. It was all TODOs.
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7d ago
> It was a factual statement. How convenient. Everyone else is grandstanding. Yours is just the truth.
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7d ago
> Don’t care for the moral grandstanding. Followed immediately by moral grandstanding. Art.
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7d ago
> Anyway let’s talk about the 30,000+ people Iran has murdered. Iran is already one of the most heavily sanctioned countries on the planet. Do you want us to bomb them? Maybe kill their leadership? I'm sure it'll help. If you&#
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7d ago
> Snarky comments deserve snarky replies so there you have it. "Maybe the Trump administration isn't lying" deserves a snarky comment. > you’ll just have to read the agreement Until it's available, I'm very co
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7d ago
Ah, a truly classic ad hominem. I do not have to take the Trump administration at its word. I'm not a moron.
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7d ago
"We got rid of the people who prevent civilian casualties and a bunch of civilians died shortly thereafter" isn't the unpreventable random act of God you're trying to make it out to be. There are often not perfect answer
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7d ago
There's some, uh, precedent. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burning_of_Washington
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7d ago
The fleet's HQ got wiped. https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/iran-us-naval-base-bah...
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7d ago
He said it a bunch of times about Obama. https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/6-times-trump-said-obama...
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7d ago
"We were just very negligent" is probably not a huge comfort to the kids' families. https://www.npr.org/2026/08/31/nx-s1-5948118/pentagon-explor... > Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gut
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7d ago
> Sure but maybe we have them in a much more important and secure way. Sure, and maybe the reflecting pool is clean and sparkly.
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7d ago
Are you, uh, mixing up the term "midrats" with something? I've not seen this claim. The fact that they sent it immediately home for a port call (and had SecNavy visit for a pep talk) when the news of conditions on the Lincoln
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7d ago
They already had these sorts of things (and Denmark, as a NATO member, was already pretty unlikely to permit Russian basing there). https://avalon.law.yale.edu/20th_century/den001.asp "United States aircraft may f
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7d ago
They probably just re-extended the existing treaty so he could call it a win. https://www.state.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/04-806-Denm...
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7d ago
Not by anything like the 8-9 points we're seeing in midterm polling right now.
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7d ago
We've had decades of apparently accurate counts in Iraq/Afghanistan.
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7d ago
> so why are they seemingly hiding a small number like this? They deny everything, no matter how low the stakes. See, for example, the reflecting pool fuss.
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8d ago
I didn't take it as a capacity concern, but a "how much data do they get to look at" one.
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8d ago
You know most of that was wash trading, right?
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9d ago
It has been a long time since I saw my WordPress theme in the wild. I had no idea wordpress.com still had it as an option. edit: Link changed; it was https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2026/09/17/why-i-didnt-sig
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9d ago
Trump's been doing that. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/what-economic-and-poli... > Then, in August, Trump called for Intel's beleaguered CEO Lip-Bu Tan to resign, alleging ties to China. Days
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Human brain cells transplanted into mice in 'most extensive' integration
(nature.com)
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9d ago
> At least Sam and Dario are aligned with a value set that is understood and clear… How could we possibly know this?
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9d ago
Isn't this pre-market, though?
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9d ago
> Also what would be the bad outcomes here? If those drugs end up not being safe (that is prevented by the requirement to not withhold safety data), or being effective? Barring a time machine, safety data reporting is gonna lag at least
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